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YK - W.,,.,M.,,,,,,,, We offer unto Thee, O Lord the chalice of salvation . .
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LI G THE MASS I will go in unto the altar of God. Unto God, who giveth joy to my youth. We, the graduates of '52, have selected for the theme of this year-'s Georgian that of Living the Mass. May it be our inspiration in the future which lies ahead of us. The sacriice of the Mass is a sublime action in which every Catholic is personally involved. As mem- bers of Christ 's Mystical Body from the day or our Baptism, we share in the priesthood of Christ, Our Elder Brother. The Mass is our sacrifice, our offering to God the Father, as Well as Christ's. VVe offer with Him and are offered with Him. But to make our share in the Mass effective, we must actively unite our wills with Christ's Will. We must do this not only While actually present during Mass, but every Wak- ing moment of our lives. The Mass is something to be lived. It is not finished as We leave the church. To live the Mass means carrying into effect in our work, in every action of the day, the offering We have made of ourselves in the Mass with Christ to God. Living the Mass means following Christ in our thinking, speaking, and acting. It means missing no opportunity to be unselfish and generous with our neighbor. And our neighbor is everyone, every man, Woman, and child. To give ourselves, to sacrifice ourselves is not easy. It runs counter to our natural instinct which is to consider ourselves first and fore- most. NVith God's help which We receive in the Mass and through prayer and the sacraments, We are enabled to rise above our natural selfishness and even do heroic acts of love and generosity. Vile see God in our neighbor. Our sacrifice of self for neighbor is an offering of ourselves to God. Wlhen we do this in union with Christ, we are living the Mass. 'rc g 2 IV OFFERTORY We offer to Thee, dear Lord, through the hands of the priest, this holy sacrihce of the Mass. Accept, we pray, the offering of all our thoughts, words and deeds, the supreme gift of all we have and are, in accordance with Thy divine will and in communion with our priests, faculty, parents, friends and loved ones. May this obla- tion ascend in the sight of Thy Divine Majesty with a sweet savor, for our own sal- vation and for that of the whole world.
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President Thomas McGahan Vice President Nancy Donalies 1 ' ' Secretary Treasurer Donald Zadlnski Damel Behsarlo CLASS Secretary Dorothy Dugan FFICER Preszdent Vzce Preszdent Eugene Pasqumelll Wllllam Shurtz Treasurer Marianne Leach
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